Nomads and Nimble Shadow

We dive into what it's like cooking on the road in our smaller kitchen with the smaller fridge with the smaller pots, the miniature silverware, and tiny glasses....ok, not really. Also, we bring up our past and what we found on the dinner table as kids. The DMV in Oregon, compared to California, and as always more pet peeves.

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Have you ever seen a salmon dressed in his finest red outfit before his version of Eyes Wide Shut? We got to see that today. Also in this episode, I share my experience with a panic attack at Costco, my pet peeves, and we discuss whether being a food server is really as difficult as it seems. Brought to you from Wallowa State Park in our 27' aluminum recording studio.....

This episode is recorded in a State Park near Joseph, Oregon. We talk about our work resumes, missing our friends and family, and the moral dilemma of keeping secrets from your spouse when it comes to work. Thanks for listening!

We recorded this episode where mosquitoes are made, but have a new weapon against the itch. Catching up with my brother in his new castle, his childhood memories vs mine, the losing of a bet, and escape rooms.

Our story begins over the radio waves some twenty-five years ago — a call for service that was truly the cat’s meow. What followed was a glimpse into how balanced, “normal” people evolve after years in public safety. The average person may face five critical incidents in a lifetime. For those in public safety — EMTs, paramedics, firefighters, and police officers — that number climbs to around two hundred if they see a full career. Each one has the power to change a person forever. This is also a story about batteries under pressure… and the crushing loss of our beloved red bike.

In this episode, we talk about our road trips as kids,pedicures for men, and most importantly, our formal introduction to our service dog. We recorded this episode at the top of a very high hill surrounded by wildernessin Pocatello, Idaho. This was our last episode with our beautiful red mountain bike.....RIP Big Red

In this episode, we discuss how being a police officer changes you and transforms the way you perceive and react to things. In trying to prepare for the jack-in-the-box hiding under the bed, your body and personality undergo not-so-healthy changes. Also included is the cacophony of a pack of vicious chihuahuas and the seedy side of Salt Lake City RV Park living. Come along with us as we play Where's Waldo in the canned food aisle.

In our second episode, we discuss the illusion sold to us as the American dream, picket fence and all.

Kendra shares her secret desire to step on baby animals.

This episode brought to you by loud diesel trucks, a seemingly required vehicle in the small Utah town of Vernal, population 10,698.

An introduction to our adventure after walking away from the white picket fence....

We’re two retired first responders who sold everything, grabbed our dog Django, and set out to live our dream. Nomads and Nimble Shadow is our journey — the highs, lows, and life lessons of living full-time in a 27-foot Airstream and finding a slower, more intentional way to live.1:34

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